mise-en-sene

Question 1

mise-en-sense

Answer 1

-setting the stage/placing in the stage

all of the elements placed infront of the camera to be photographed

material

choices and control

Question 2

but even if something happensa out of control is still mise-en-sense because it still in front of the camera

Question 3

mise-en-scene

Answer 3

story books helps planne mise-en-sine/what will be in a scene or not

Question 4

compononts of misen -en-scene

Answer 4

settings
costume and makeup
lightning
staging

Question 5

why is it important

Answer 5

it makes us /help us make inferesses about the filme

guides our eyes to specific place/where she focus on

Question 6

the power of mis-en-scene

Answer 6

can cathc realism as well as fentasy

Question 7

setting

Answer 7

filmmaking became centered on studio
facilities in which every aspect of mise-en-scene could be manipulated.

The overall design of a setting can shape how
we understand story action

color is important!

props to!

Question 8

costume abd make-up

Answer 8

costumes can become mottif
costumes can be used for graphic qualities

Makeup is most noticeable in horror and science fiction films,

Question 9

lightning

Answer 9

In artistic filmmaking, lighting is more than just illumination that permits
us to see the action:

• Lighter and darker areas within the frame help create the
  overall composition of each shot and guide our attention to certain objects and
  actions

Question 10

highlights and shadow

Answer 10

-A highlight is a patch of relative brightness on a surface

-Shadows likewise do the same, allowing objects to have portions of darkness
(called shading) or to cast their shadows onto something else.

it help guide our eyes

Question 11

Quality lightign

Answer 11

refers to the relative intensity of the illumination.:

-Hard lighning clear define shadows,crisp texture,sharp edges(ex sun)

-Soft light creates a diffiused illumination(cloudy sky)

Question 12

direction of lightning

Answer 12

in a shot refers to the path of light from
its source or sources to the object lit. For convenience we can distinguish
among frontal lighting, sidelighting, backlighting, underlighting, and top
lighting.

Question 13

frontal ligtning

Answer 13

can be recognized by its tendacy to eliminate shadows

Question 14

side lightning

Answer 14

sculpt characters features

Question 15

Backlighting

Answer 15

comes from behind the subject

Question 16

edge lightning

Answer 16

Combined with more frontal sources of light, the technique can create a
subtle contour

Edge lighting makes the outline of each actor’s body stand out
from the background

Question 17

underlightning

Answer 17

lights come from brlow the subject

Question 18

top lightning

Answer 18

shines almost directly above subjects

Question 19

key lighning

Answer 19

providing the brightest illumination and casting
the strongest shadows.

Question 20

fill light

Answer 20

A fill is a less intense
illumination that “fills in,” softening or eliminating shadows cast by the key
light.

Question 21

Hollywood filmmaking developed the custom of using at least
three light sources per shot

Answer 21

key light,fill light,backlight

Question 22

three-point lighting

Answer 22

-backlight typically comes from behind and above the figure,

• key light(high key-usually)
  comes diagonally from the front,
• fill light comes from a position near
  the camera.

the lights can change their function depending in another charcater

Question 23

high key lightning

Answer 23

create low contrast between brightness and darkness

Usually, the light quality is soft, making shadow areas fairly transparent

Question 24

low key lightning

Answer 24

creates stronger contrasts and sharper, darker shadows.
Often the lighting is hard, and fill light is lessened or eliminated altogether

Question 25

staginging in mese-en-scene

Answer 25

the most familiar cases of figure
expression and movement involve actors performing roles.

An actor’s
performance consists of visual elements (appearance, gestures, facial
expressions) and sound (voice, effects).

Question 26

A performance will be more or less individualized, and it
will be more or less stylized.

Question 27

motion capture,

Answer 27

the whole body
is filmed,

Question 28

erformance capture

Answer 28

hich concentrates on the face(in CGI)

Question 29

mise-en-scene

Answer 29

1.guide the audience’s attention to the
important areas of the image.

2. build up our
   interest by arousing curiosity and suspense.

3.add expressive qualities, giving the shot an emotional coloration.

Question 30

monochromatic color design.

Answer 30

the filmmaker
emphasizes a single color, varying it only in purity or lightness.

Question 31

movment

Answer 31

in a scene atracts our eyes

Question 32

depth cues

Answer 32

The elements of the image that
create impression that we are in the film

Question 33

volume and planes

Question 34

planes

Answer 34

foreground,middleground and background

Question 35

size diminuation

Answer 35

objects that are father away look smaller

Question 36

shallow depth

Answer 36

little depth, and the closest and most
distant planes seem only slightly separated

Question 37

deep space

Answer 37

significant distance seems to separate planes